The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

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kulls Spring, next Saturday. All ftiends win
receive hearty welcome.
Mr.. Rudolph Getzla6 this week shinped .
car load of fine graded milch cows to Pablo
Beach. for Mr. W. T. Christopher, of Murray
Hall.
Miss Mamie Peterson aad Mr.. r. E. Peter.
son, OF Fort Gaines, Ca, are visiting friends In
the city.
MIR. and Mrs Robert Munro left this week
for Tampa.
Judge Il. F. Sharon, of Quincy, was among
Inc welcome visitors at the FLoRrDrAN sanc&um
on Tuesday. -
-" Hellor' we heard one man say to another
the other day. II didn't know you at first why,
you look ten years younger than you did when
lsaw you last" II feel fen years younger" was
the reply. "You know used to be under the
weather all the time and gave up expecting to
De any better. The doctor said had consump.
uon. was terribly weak-hsd night sweats,
cough, no appetite, and lost flesh. 1 saw DIR.
flerces Golden Medical Discovery advertised,
and thought it would do no harm if it did no
good. 1t has cured me. am new man be-
cause am well one."
The school of Miss Carrie Brevard and in
vited friends enjoyed picnic on Lake Ella
last Saturday.
Miss Mary Bannerman has returned from a
visit to friends at Jacksonville.
Ayers pills are the best cathartic for cor
recting irregularities of the stomach and bow
els. Gentle-yet thorough in their action-they
cure constipation, stimulate the appetite and
digestive organs. and strengthen the system.
DR. ]. F. Appel, well known resident OF
Lake City, has been in attendance on the Legisla-
ture couple of days this week watching the pro-
gress of the bill granting charter for Lake
City. The DIR. is widely known as one of the
most enthusiastic foriculturstsi in this State and
his public garden at Lake City ID perhaps the
finest in t44pSouth. The writer had the pleasure
of visiting it by courtesy of DR.. Appel this
spring, and can truthfully assert that it promi-
ses, under the direction of this gentleman, to be-
come the first garden in the United States. He
has expended large sums of moneyiin securing
rare plants, erecting Conservatives and beautfy-
ing his grounds and Lake City is Justly proud of
his work.
Capt. J. Hare has his handsome new resi-
dence, overlooking Lake Ella, one mile north of
Tallahassee, about completed.
We were pleased to receive call this week
from our esteemed young friend, Mr.. Milton
Bryan, of New Smyrna.
ALI Members are requested to attend the
meeting of Floral City Division No. 80, Sons of
Temperance tomorrow evening as important
business is to be transacted.
The FLoRIDIAN was pleased to receive q
call from John c. Avery, Esqr., of The Pensacola
bar, who registered at the Leon yesterday, &C.
companied by his family.
The hook and ladder truck purchased by
the City Council of Tallahassee is expected
to arrive in few days. Besides other necessa-
tingushers are attached to the truck. The
managers of the F. r. & N. Company have gen.
erousy agreed to transport the truck from Jack
sonvile to Tallahassee free of charge.
MIR. Julian Bottoms new residence, east of
the court house, is nearing completion.
County Commissioners will meet in regular
session next Monday.
-"Ye local feasted on roasting ears from
his own garden on the ID of May. 1t is hardly
necessary to state that this corn was not
"pruned."
DIR. Tate Powell, of Starke, Fla, is in the
city. This is the Doctors first visit to Middle
Florida, and he is perfectly charmed with ITALIA
hassee and the surrounding lovely country.
Judge Mershon, accompanied by large
delegation from Orlando and Orange county,
has been in attendance upon the Legislature dur
ing the week.
Colonel F. B. Papy, General Traffic Mana
ger of the Florida Railway and Navigation Com
pany, has been watching the progress of railroad
legislation at the Capital this week. We, as
we'll as all Tallahaseeans, are glad Of anything
that serves TO bring the genial face Of our old
fellow townsman among US.
Judge Walker returned this week from Apa-
lachicola, where he has just completed the spring
circuit of his court The Judge who is in ex-
cellent health made the FLoRrDIAN q pleasant
and interesting visit yesterday.
The FLoRIDIAN Is indebted to the Jackson
vile Herald for valuable assistance rendered
after our late scorching. The rollers of out
presses were melted away by the intense hear
and the Herald generously contributed from
their stock 10 tide Us over the emergency.
George W. Saxon is making considerable
improvement in the appearance of his store
room on Monroe strest. He has had the entire
old front taken out and is rehttng it with an en-
tire new glass front When completed, this will
add much to the looks and convenience of the
building. Saxon & Co. aim to keep up with
the procession" and they generally ride next
the band. 6
w. r. Askew, an attache of the Georgia
Pacific Railway, has been spending couple OF
days in Tallahassee.
We have had many friendly and congratu-
latory calls since our narrow escape from being
burned out, and none that we appreciate more
highly than that of our friend, General F. F..
Flint, during the week.
Hon. M. ]. Solomons, Circuit Court Clerk,
and well-known citizen of Liberty county,
graced the editorial rooms of this paper during
the week.
Thomas j. Boyd, former Talahasseean, ct
present prominent resident Of LaVilla, is in
the city, and gave the FLoR1DrAN a call this
morning. DIR. Boyd is representing the city
council of LaVilla In It's resistance 10 the bill
consolidating that suburb with the city of Jack
sonvie.
William T. Damon is the Tallahassee.agent
for Williams & Bushnell's new map of Florida,
corrected up TO date. This map. which 10 q
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